The Notch Below Knicks.. This past weekend laid out to be a fascinating and telling litmus test for the 2024-2025 New York Knicks. There was a simple narrative staring this current team right in the face despite their very impressive record and Top 3 spot within the Eastern Conference. Can the Knicks play with and […]
My husband and I really enjoy reading your column each week. You’re so knowledgeable about antiques and history we learn a great deal. We hope you will be able to give us some information on this glass vase. It belonged to my husband’s grandmother. It measures 8” tall and in perfect condition. The color is […]
William Henry Myers: A Remarkable Life As we conclude “Black History Month” we turn our attention to a man who lived a remarkable life, journeying from slavery in the South to a new life in Nyack where he became a stalwart of the community. Unfortunately, William Henry Myers, whose story should be known by every […]
Attorneys for New York City Mayor Eric Adams implored a U.S. judge to permanently dismiss corruption charges against their client in a new filing this week, claiming that prosecutorial misconduct and leaks in the case have “destroyed whatever presumption of innocence [he] had left.” Adams was indicted last September on federal corruption and bribery charges […]
Calling home ownership a “big part of the American dream,” State Senator Peter Harckham (D, Mt. Kisco) has introduced legislation that would exempt first-time homebuyers from paying the mortgage recording tax that municipalities impose for legally recording a deed, mortgage or other documents related to a loan for a home purchase. The latest data indicates […]
Legislator Cleary: “The Actions Of These Radio Operators Were Vital Links In The ‘Chain Of Survival’ For Patients” New City, NY (Feb. 19, 2025) – Rockland County Legislator Paul Cleary lead a ceremony this evening honoring two Rockland County 911 Radio Operators for their outstanding efforts at a time when three patients needed them most. […]